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Thread ID: 142536	2016-07-19 07:43:00	Ryobi or Black & Decker?	bk T (215)	PC World Chat

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1423403	2016-07-24 01:03:00	I used Yankee's and brace and bits when I started my apprenticeship the mid 80's, battery technology was only just emerging then in the UK. Batteries took 4 hours to charge and lasted about 20 minutes max so total waste. When I moved over to here I left them in my parents shed where they still reside. I have found a new use for braces thoughI made them into a coat rack for our laundry. I'm making a smaller one at the moment with only two on to possibly sell. 7321 Cool. Make me want to retrieve my bit/brace stashed in my Mother's or Aunt's garage for years. How did you attach the drills to the board? Don't see any screws...	kahawai chaser (3545)
1423404	2016-07-24 02:09:00	there's a couple of "U" bolt types holding each one I think	bevy121 (117)
1423405	2016-07-24 03:08:00	Yes, 'Stanley, Black and Decker Group' own the De Walt brand, trademarks, products and all intellectual property, but manufacturing is carried out in China. I have settled on Ryobi (also manufactured in China) as my power-tool brand of choice after a chequered experience with a few other big names and I remain satisfied with their products. As an aside, I still use a 60+ year-old Black & Decker circular saw that my father bought (second hand) when I was about 5 years old so that must be a bit of a record! Cheers Billy 8-{)	Billy T (70)
1423406	2016-07-24 05:49:00	Cool. Make me want to retrieve my bit/brace stashed in my Mother's or Aunt's garage for years. How did you attach the drills to the board? Don't see any screws... With these sprayed black like the frame of the brace. 7322 Once the black was done everything was given a coat of clear, I used Wattyl killrust	gary67 (56)
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